Sentence examples for subjects much from inspiring English sources

"To me, I think that it's time to start making these Stem subjects much more interesting.

Even in traditional school subjects, much important higher-level content is ignored because it cannot be tested with standardized tests.

One is a naval lecturer, another is a physics teacher who owns her own house, the others have impressive degree results in subjects much more serious than mine.

In many nudes and erotic prints, the spectator is a voyeur, spying on the subjects much as the elders spy on Susanna in the biblical story.

Perhaps some of the panel discussions offered groundbreaking insight, but to a journalist who is constantly covering stories related to these subjects, much of the information seemed repetitive.

But despite the familiar setting and subjects, much has changed for Williams as she embarks on her latest tennis season down under.

I've never given the subject much thought.

This is true; nor does the director extend his subject much sympathy.

He says that until he was governor he'd never given the subject much thought.

He was a history student at Oxford and had not previously given the subject much thought.

Pell said he initially went into it with a "leftwing, activist" perspective but has found the subject much more nuanced.